More airlines will support Android baggage-tracking feature

American Airlines operates nearly 7,000 flights every day, connecting 700,000 customers to the people and places that matter most. With a global network, travel plans can occasionally be disrupted by factors like weather, air traffic control or an aircraft that needs unscheduled maintenance.

Ready to cheer on fan-favorite tennis stars? American Airlines is welcoming customers traveling for one of the country’s largest tennis tournaments with an elevated experience inside its Flagship® and Admirals Club® lounges at Miami International Airport.

American Airlines will end service to Santa Maria on the central California coast.

You will now only have two hours to request compensation for delayed baggage.

United Airlines is partnering with Chef’s Table to introduce new chef-designed meals in Polaris business class starting August 1.

British Airways has announced a significant planned expansion to its network for winter 2026, with the addition of two new destinations, Melbourne in Australia and Colombo in Sri Lanka.  

easyJet has launched a new twice‑weekly route from London Stansted to Paris Charles de Gaulle.The service adds a convenient option for people across the region looking to travel to the French capital for work or leisure. 

Lufthansa Airlines and Austrian Airlines expand intercontinental services at short noticeSignificant increase in demand, particularly for Asia and AfricaFurther special flights in planning

German flag carrier Lufthansa has received certification for its new Allegris business class seats on its Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

Qantas is making significant changes to lounge access rules from July 2026, including removing access before certain Jetstar flights.

Southwest Airlines will end service to two airports, Chicago's O'Hare International Airport and Dulles International Airport near Washington, D.C., in June.

Introducing Uber Elite: our newest luxury ride experience, designed for executives, frequent travelers, and riders looking for a more elevated experience.

The new lounge will span more than 12,000 square feet on the west side of the terminal, doubling its current footprint at AUS, and introduce a first for American’s lounge network: an outdoor terrace space.

American Airlines has secured the necessary US approvals to resume commercial passenger flights to Venezuela.

Delta Air Lines just cut the ribbon on a big expansion of its Sky Club lounge at Denver International Airport, with a bigger upgrade coming by the end of the year.

United Airlines now has a specific policy against listening to video or audio content without using headphones as part of an update to its official terms.

Air Tahiti Nui continues to develop its international network and announces the launch of new direct service between Papeete and Sydney. This new service forms part of the airline’s strategy to sustainably strengthen French Polynesia’s connectivity with major regional hubs across the South Pacific.

Brazilian carrier Gol Airlines will launch its first-ever flights to New York this July.

The 210‑room Hale Hōkūala Kauaʻi, Curio Collection by Hilton will debut within the idyllic Hōkūala Resort community.

Miami International Airport opens North America's first Wait n' Rest sleep rooms, offering travelers private beds and quiet spaces during long layovers.

Global Entry was restored on Wednesday after being suspended last month amid the partial government shutdown.

As part of its March 2026 Android feature update, Google introduced a new capability within its Find Hub device-tracking network that allows travellers to securely share the location of a luggage tracker tag with participating airlines.

American Airlines is ushering in the 2026 AAdvantage® program year by bringing back its popular “Ready, set, jet” promotion, giving millions of AAdvantage® members a head start toward status and rewards.

This latest launch builds on the airline’s existing integrations with other digital wallets, ensuring customers can access real-time boarding pass updates right on their phone.

Building on nearly 40 years of commitment to Miami, American Airlines and its partners are defining the next generation of travel at Miami International Airport.